Posts Tagged ‘sports’

 

Strength Training in Seattle

When I started lifting weights in sixth grade, I thought that strength training was all about lifting as much as you can in different lifts. I did not know that there are several other factors that can help or hurt the results you get. For starters I had no idea how important small muscles were […]

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Proper Conditioning

Every sport requires its own level of conditioning to be successful.  For instance, you may compare a marathon runner and an Olympic 100m sprinter.  They are two different athletes, competing in two different events.  Does it make sense that they have totally different workout programs to prepare them for their event? The short answer is yes.  It does not make […]

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Hydration

The overwhelming majority of people do not drink enough water.  Studies have stated that up to 75% of Americans are not drinking the recommended amount, and are considered chronically dehydrated. That can result in headaches, fatigue, constipation, dry skin, dizziness, dry mouth, sleepiness, decreased activity (in children), and poor performance (in athletes).  These are just […]

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Embracing Change, Taking Control

I often hear ‘These are difficult times’ or ‘These are challenging times we are living in, today.’ I tend to disagree. These are changing times we are living in today. And because of that, we need to change. For those who do not change, these will surely be challenging, and difficult times. Here at DM […]

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